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Considerable problems could also arise if huge sums by way of invested funds could suddenly be released in a short period
causing high inflation and considerable problems for consumers and the society as a whole.
I would not mind betting that this will lead to considerable problems when only trifling amounts are at stake and with bread-and-butter legal cases.
With regard to the situation of minorities in particular, there are still considerable problems to be addressed in the candidate states18.
as we have seen over the past months, has caused considerable problems.
Are we not, by doing this, giving people a licence to create considerable problems for us at a later date?
this has caused considerable problems in the current programme.
In particular, delays have been detected in the process of implementing the directive, as well as considerable problems of interpretation regarding the scope of its application.
an area in which it has- quite rightly- been said that many of these countries have considerable problems.
However, poor regulation, monitoring and control over gambling activities on the territory of the country became the reason why gambling has started causing considerable problems for the Government.
that will certainly cause considerable problems.
are experiencing considerable problems and the situation in Latvia is particularly worrisome.
there are still considerable problems gaining legal redress.
Ground level ozone is a serious air pollutant which creates considerable problems for public health and the environment.
Despite this positive trend and many other improvements, however, foreign investors in India continue to face considerable problems.
can lead not only to pain but also to considerable problems like stooped posture(‘ dowager' s hump') and loss of mobility.
can lead not only to pain but also to considerable problems like stooped posture(‘ dowager' s hump') and loss of mobility.
On the other hand, the refund procedure creates considerable problems for the competent national administrations,
There are considerable problems with the current legal framework
The Commission staff working paper, Revisiting the Dublin Convention5, which outlines the considerable problems faced in attempting to monitor the impact of the Convention in the absence of adequate statistical information.